Plug for a short presentation of research for the Nanovibrancy project this Wednesday at 3pm.
Schedule of the day:
School of Anatomy & Human Biology
RESEARCH STUDENTS FINAL SEMINARS
Wednesday, 27th April, 2011
Room 1.81, 1st Floor
_________________________________________________________________
3:00 pm Lisa Carrie Goldberg
Structuring Somnolence: sleep science technology as a medium for drawing with the body at rest
MSc(BiolArts). Supervisors: Ionat Zurr, Peter Eastwood
3:15 pm Joel Ong
Nanovibrancy:The blind microscope and listening at the nanoscale
MSc(BiolArts). Supervisor: Ionat Zurr
3:30 pm Felipe Duque
CD1e polymorphisms and function relationship in Brazilians
BSc(Hons). Supervisors: Luis Filgueira, Silvana Gaudieri
3:45 pm Kwok Choi
Development of an Optimized Workflow For Forensic DNA Casework Analysis
BSc(Hons). Supervisor: Silvana Gaudieri
4:00 pm Drinks/Nibbles
Look out for Andrew Pelling and Anne Niemetz who should be in the audience.
Joel 
it would be interesting to see how this goes since the seminar series is framed by predominantly scientific research and presented to predominantly scientists.
I haven’t come up with the presentation format nor nor content but since it is just 15 minutes, i might just talk a little about the the premise of listening.